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[sawrt] / sɔrt /




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Experts say population growth, rising incomes leading to higher consumption, and a chronic lack of sorting and disposal enforcement have created the crisis.

From Barron's

"All of these things that he was seeing and that were immediately around him were the stories that he was sort of looking for," Thompson added.

From BBC

Over the Christmas period he said, for the first time in his experience, there were two days where no mail was even sorted in his delivery office.

From BBC

“It’s not sustainable for us to tolerate that kind of increase without some sort of concession from our customers,” said Erickson, whose company adapts and maintains parking garages, stadiums and other structures.

From The Wall Street Journal

Indeed, for some of the Wolves players, this was a brutal introduction to the sort of tie which the FA Cup is famed.

From BBC